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【赢在高考·黄金8卷】备战2023年高考英语模拟卷（新高考I卷）黄金卷06（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。2．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干

净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3．考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，请先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案

转涂到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatisthewoman’

sjob?A.Atourguide.B.Aphotographer.C.Acoffeeshopowner.2.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Bookahotel.B.Takeaplane.C.Makeabusinessplan.3.Whatdoesthemanwantt

oorderatfirst?A.Amangojuice.B.Achickenburger.C.Acheeseburger.4.Whattimedoesthewomanusuallypickuptheboy?A.Atabout5:30p.m.B.Atabout6:00p.m.C.Atabout6

:30p.m.5.Howdoesthewomanthinkoftheman?A.He’sannoying.B.He’sembarrassing.C.He’sdisappointing.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5

分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段较长对话，回

答以下小题。6.Whatdoesthewomanplantodofirst?A.Bookanoffice.B.Introducetheman.C.Showthemanaround.7.Howmanyhoursdoesthemanhavetoworkperday?A.Five.B.Eight.C

.Nine.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdoesthemantryhardtodo?A.Loseweight.B.Havemorefruit.C.Quitsmoking.9.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantod

o?A.Doyoga.B.TryJapanesefood.C.Havearegularcheck-up.10.WhatisthewomanplanningtodoonSunday?A.Makefishdishes.B.Attendyogaclasses.C.Dovoluntarywork.听

下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Neighbors.B.Husbandandwife.C.Policeofficerandcitizen.12.W

hathappenedtothewoman?A.Herfingerwascut.B.Herjewelrywasstolen.C.Herhousecaughtfire.13.Wheredoesthewomanlive?A.OnElmStreet.B.OnCliftonStreet.C.O

nWaterfordStreet.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakers?A.Theyarecolleagues.B.Theyarebusinesspartners.C.Th

eyareformerclassmates.15.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Onatrain.B.Onaplane.C.Inanoffice.16.WhatisthewomangoingtodoinParis?A.Visitane

xhibition.B.Dealwithbusiness.C.Conductaninterview.17.Whatischallengingaboutthewoman’sjob?A.Gettingupearly.B.Meetingtonsofpeople.C.Balancingworkandli

fe.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Wheremightthistalkbeheard?A.Ontheradio.B.OntheInternet.C.Inaclassroom.19.Whatisthemajorreasonwhyyoucan’tfullyund

erstandwhatyouhear?A.Failingtocatchupwiththespeaker.B.NotknowingenoughEnglishwords.C.Wastingtoomuchtimeonunfamiliarwords.20.Wha

tdoesthespeakersuggestdoingastolistening?A.Writingdownimportantmessages.B.Ignoringunfamiliarwordswhilelisten

ing.C.Learningawordbywritingratherthanlistening.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A

、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ANotallbrilliantreadsarebehindthepaywall,someclassicsaremuchmoreaccessible—clickanddownload.PrideandPrejudicebyJaneAustenItis

atruthuniversallyacknowledgedthatPrideandPrejudiceisareally,reallygoodbook.Alittlebitrigid,alittlebitrepressed,alittlebittender,andpain

fullyclassconscious,it’sthefullEnglishromancepackage.Nowmorethan200yearsold,thenovelhasbeenretoldtimeandagain,findingnewaudienceseachtim

e.Still,there’snosubstitutefortheoriginal.Alice'sAdventuresinWonderlandbyLewisCarrollFromtheCheshireCattoTweedledumandTweedledee

,Alice’sadventuresareasstrangeandwonderfultodayastheywere150yearsago.CompletewithArthurRackham’swonderfulillustrationsthere’s

stillnothingquitelikeit.Everyoneshouldgodowntherabbitholeatleastonce.ATaleofTwoCitiesbyCharlesDickensPerhapsnobookdoesabetterjobofcondens

ingCharlesDickens’brilliancethanhis1859novelATaleofTwoCities.TakingplaceinLondonandParisagainstthebackgroundoftheFrenchRevolution,th

estoryhasinspiredcountlessprojectssince—evenChristopherNolan’sBatmanfilms.Andthebestthing?Ifyoulikeit,allDick

ens’otherbooksarereadyandwaitingtobereadtoo.Frankenstein;Or,TheModernPrometheusbyMaryShelleyAlthoughMarySh

elley’scentralmessageofpeoplebeingdestroyedbythemonsterstheycreatehasbeenlargelyignoredintheyearssincepublication,thetaleitselfcontinuest

obeverypopularindeed,andwithgoodreason.Thebook’smasterfulcombinationofhorror,romanticism,andsciencefictionmakesitasattrac

tivetodayasitwouldhavebeenin1818.Justthethingfornighttimereading.21.WhatcanyoureadaboutinPrideandPrejud

ice?A.Cuteanimals.B.FrenchRevolution.C.Scientificdiscoveries.D.Classconsciousness22.Whichbookbestsuitspeoplewholiketoreadatmi

dnight?A.Frankenstein.B.ATaleofTwoCities.C.PrideandPrejudice.D.Alice'sAdventuresinWonderland23.Whatdothef

ournovelshaveincommon?A.Theyareromanticnovels.B.Theycanbereadforfree.C.Theywerecreatedintheearly1900s.D.Theywereignoredwhenfirstpublished.BI

nApril2008,Icameacrossanessayaboywithautism(自闭症)hadwrittenwhenhewas14.Iwasimpressed.Ithoughttherewaspotentialforadocumentary.Thedirecto

ragreed.“Findtheboy!”hesaid.Acoupleofmonthslater,Ifoundhim,Anton.Soitbegan-afilmaboutAnton’stransformation.Atlea

st,that’swhatIthoughtatthetime.Duringfilming,Ihelpedputhimintodifferenthospitalsandcampsfortreatmentandwebeca

meclose.Therewerelotsofunforgettablemoments.Irememberonevisitwhenwesattogether,talkingquietlyandeatingfoodI’d

made.Thenitwastimeformetogo.Withoutsayingaword,Antonstoodupandstartedtobanghisheadagainstthewall.BAM.BAM.Bloodstreameddownhisfa

ce.Atthatmoment,lookingatthedespaironAnton’sface,Irecognizedmyself.WhatIrecognizedwasanemotionalabundancein

himthatIhadmyself.LikeAnton,Iwasoverthetop.IfIlovedsomeone,Ilovedthemcompletely.IfIwasupset,Iletitshow.ButunlikeAnton,I’dlearnedtoeditemotionsasifthe

ywereafilm.Butlately,Iwaswakingupinthemorningwithoneterrifyingthought:“WhoamI?”Antonhelpedmetoanswerthis.Hewastheonlypersoninm

ylifewholetmelovewithoutanyholdingbackandwholovedmethesameway.ThefilmAnton’sRightHerewasreleasedinOctober2012andshownatfilmfestivalsinRussiawh

ereitreceivedprizesatseveralmajorRussianfilmfestivals.AfterthefilmwasshownbytheFirstTVChannel-Russia’smainTVchannel-let

tersflowedin.Autisticindividualsandtheirfamiliesneededhelp.That’swhentheideaofafoundationbegantotakeshapeinmymind.Thefoundation,ca

lledAnton’sRightHere,officiallyopenedinDecember2013.It’sRussia’sfirst-evercentreforadultswithautism.Itkeepshelpingpeo

plewithautismlikeAnton.Whenwestartedtofilm,Antonwas19.He’snow31.I’mstillverymuchapartofhislife.Withhisuneditedemotions,Antonre

mindsmeeverydayofwhatit’sliketobereally,unreservedlylovedandtolovebackinreturn.24.WhydidthewriterwanttofindAnton?A.SheintendedtomakeafilmaboutAn

ton.B.ShesawAnton’spotentialtobeawriter.C.ShewantedtotransformAnton’slife.D.Shewasaskedtodosobythedi

rector.25.WhydidAntonhurthimselfduringavisit?A.Hewaslostforwords.B.Hisconditionwasgettingworse.C.Hetendedtolosehistemperfornoreason

.D.Hedidnotwantthewritertoleave.26.Whatdoweknowaboutthedocumentaryfromthepassage?A.Ittook5yearstoshoot.B.Itarousedlittlesocialconcern.C

.AfoundationofthesamenamewasestablishedbyAnton.D.Shootingitmadeadifferencetothewriter’slife.27.WhatlessondidthewriterlearnfromAnton?A

.Howtodealwithautism.B.Howtoeditheremotions.C.Howtoloveandbeloved.D.Howtolivelifetothefullest.CEntiretownsinwesternG

ermanyweredestroyedlastweekby“thefloodofthecentury”,saidSusanneScholzinExpress,andthewholecountryisinshock.TheimagesonTVnewslooke

dliketheywerecomingfromatropicalmonsoonzone(热带季风区),notourfirst-worldnation.Neverdidwethinkwewouldseeourowncitizens“trappedinhousesonthee

dgeofcrash,indangerofbeingsweptawaybymassesofwater”.DaysofsevereraingotriverstobursttheirbanksinthestatesofRhinela

nd-PalatinateandNorthRhine-WestphaliaandinneighboringBelgiumandtheNetherlands.InthesmalltownofSinzig,theRiverA

hrreacheditshighestlevelatabout23feet,floodinganursinghomeanddrowning12disabledresidentswhocouldnotflee.,Authoritieshavesofarconfir

medsome200deathsacrossGermany,buthundredsmorepeopleremainmissing.Whileauthoritiessayit’stooearlytoputapricetagonthedama

ge,theimagesoffloodedhomesandelectricalstations,damagedbridges,andcarscrumpled(变皱)byfallentreestellat

aleofvastmaterialloss.“TheGermanlanguagehardlyknowsanywordsforthedamagethathasbeenbroughtabout,”saidChancellorAngelaMerkel.Shepraisedthethousand

sofvolunteerswhocametopumpoutwater,loadsandbags,andsearchforsurvivors.“Disastercontrolclearlyfailed,”saidPeterTiedeinBild.Stateandlocalauthorities

responsibleforevacuation(疏散)warningsreliedonsmartphoneappsthatmanyGermansdon’thave—andservicewasouta

nywaybecausethestormshaddownedthecelltowers.Onlyold-fashionedalarmsworkinsuchemergencies,yetourfewloudspea

kervansneverleftthestations.Publicradio,meanwhile,“wasplayingpopmusicwhilehundredsofpeoplewerebeingwashedaway,hou

sescollapsing,villagestorndowntotheground.”It’ssimplyunforgivable.“Howbadwillitgetwhensuchafloodhitsamajorci

tylikeCologneorHamburginsteadofvillagesandsmalltowns?”28.Howdidthewholecountryreacttotheflood?A.Theywereindifferent.B.Theywere

quitesurprised.C.Theywereinhighspirits.D.Theywerewell-prepared.29.Whatwasthedirectcauseofthedisaster?A.Daysofheavyrain.B.Fai

lureindisastercontrol.C.Old-fashionedalarms.D.DelayedEvacuationwarnings.30.WhatdoesAngelaMerkelintendtosay?A.TheGermanlanguageislimited.B.Volunteersa

reneededbadly.C.Thedamageisbeyonddescription.D.Newvocabularyshouldbeadded.31.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.AuthoritiesShouldBetoBlameB.Major

CitiesAreReadyforEmergencyCHarmfulFloodsRaiseConcernsinGermanyD.DeathsAreConfirmedinTerribleFloodsDIn2008,MichaelGoodfell

ow,ascientistatNewcastleUniversity,washandedasoilsampletakenfromChile’sAtacamaDesert—theworld’sdriestdesert,onceconsideredadeadzone.“Q

uitefrankly,wedidn’texpecttoisolate(使分离)anything,”Goodfellowadmits.Buttohissurprise,hewasabletogrowadiversity

ofbacteriafromthesample.A2018reviewcountedatotalof46newmolecules(分子)thathavebeenisolatedfromtheAtacamabacteriasofar,manyofwhi

chshowantibiotic(抗菌的),antiviraloranticancerproperties(特征).ItwasthetypeofbacterialivingintheAtacamathatprovedpar

ticularlyexciting:actinobacteria(放线菌).Takestreptomycesgriseusforexample,aspeciesofactinobacteriayoumightfindinsoil.Asampl

eofstreptomyces,whenplacedamongmycobacteriumtuberculosis(结核杆菌),willreleaseachemicalwhichstopsitsbacterialneighborsfromg

rowingtheproteinstheyneedtosurvive.WhenscientistsatRutgersUniversitymanagedtoisolatethischemicalin1944,theyaccidentallyfoundthefirstantibiotictreat

mentfortuberculosis,saving.countlesslives.Today,thereisgeneralagreementontheneedforthedevelopmentofnewantibioticsbecau

seourmosttrusteddrugsbegantofail—bacteriahavelearnthowtosurviveourantibioticattacks.Sometimes,apotentiallyusefulchemicalcanbefoundrightinenv

ironmentsaroundus.Butmanyscientistsarguethatweshouldalsobeexploringthenaturalworldfornovelbiochemistry,anapproachknownas“bioprospectin

g”.“70%to75%ofallantibioticscomefromnature,”notesMarcelJaspars,anaturalproductchemistattheUniversityofAberdeen.“Itstrikesmethatwesho

uldbelookingmoredeeplyintohownaturemakesthesemoleculesandhowwecanactuallyfindantibiotics.”32.WhatdidGoodfellowthinkofthesamplea

tfirst?A.Itwaslifeless.B.Itwasman-made.C.Itwasofgreatvalue.D.Itwasofdoubtfulorigin.33.Whydoestheauthormentionscienti

sts’achievementin1944?A.Tocomparetwospeciesofactinobacteria.B.Toexplainthemajorcauseoftuberculosis.C.Toexplainthepurposeofantibi

otictreatments.D.ToshowthepotentialoftheAtacamaactinobacteria.34.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesJaspars’attitudeto“biopro

specting”?A.Doubtful.B.Supportive.C.Tolerant.D.Conservative.35.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A.Antibioticsareboundtofail.B.Effectivetreatm

entscomefromnature.C.FunfactsarelistedabouttheAtacamaDesert.D.Thedesertsoilcouldsavelives.第二节（共5小题：每小题2.5分,满分12.5分）阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项

。选项中有两项为多余选项。FromtheancientChinesestories,tothestoriesinthemedievalcathedrals（中世纪的教堂）inthewest,itisperfect

lyclearthatthereisstrongpleasureandmeaningtogainfromstoriestoldthroughimagesorpictures.Peopleareluckyenoughtohavehadboo

kswithbothpicturesandwordswhentheywerechildren.____36____.Aftertheworldwars,thecheapbookswithoutpictureswereeverywhereanditmadereadingbooksillus

tratedwithpicturesforadultsaveryluxuriousthing.Somehow,pictureshadalsocometoseemchildishorstrange.____37____Justastheever-increas

ingpopularityofthegraphicnovel（连环画小说）suggests,worksbothwordsandpicturesareregardedasclassics.____38____Infacttheformer

developsfromthelatter.EarlywritingsystemssuchasthoseinEgyptandChina:thingsintheworldwereexpressedinwrittenformbydrawingspecialpictures

.____39____Insomelanguages,thesoundassociatedwithanimageareseparatedfromitsoriginalmeaning.Whatistheuseofabook

withoutpictures?Verylittle,itturnsout,particularlyifweconsiderthatpicturesareburiedwithintheverysymbolsusedtowritewords.Asf

orapicturebookforadults,authorTokarczuksweepsawayalldoubts.Sheadoresthepicturebook.____40____Thiskindof

storyisabletogetthroughtoanyone–regardlessofage,culturaldifferencesorlevelofeducation.It’shardtodisagree.A.Becauseitishardtoreadbookswithp

ictures.B.Andyetreaderslovestoriestoldthroughpictures.C.However,wordsandpicturesarenotalwaysconnected.D.Textandpicture,afterall,aren

otsofarapart.E.Forheritisapowerful,oldwayoftellingastory.F.Adultsarethoughtfoolishtoreadsuchbooks.G.Theyoftenrememberthepicturesasclearlyasthewords.第

三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Earlierthatevening,mymothercalled,tellingmethatmybrotherd

iedinacarcrash.Istumbled(跌跌撞撞地走)aroundthehouse____41____whattoputintothesuitcases.Myhusband,Larry,andIhadbeenpackingformovingtoNewMexico.Thehousewasi

n(a)total____42____.Itriedtoholdmytears.I____43____pickedthingsupandputthemdown.Icouldn't____44____.WhatI'dheardonthephoneechoed(回荡)throughmy

head.Larryphonedafewfriends.____45____,someoneaskedtospeaktome.“IfthereisanythingIcando,letmeknow.”“Thankyou,”Ireplied.Ididn'tknowwhatto____46____.T

hedoorbellrangandIroseslowlyforthedoor.ItwasDonna.“I'vecometocleanyourshoes,”shesaid.____47____,Iaskedhertorepeat.“Whenm

yfatherdied,ittookme____48____togettheshoescleanedandshinedformyfather's____49____,”shesaid.Ihadn'teventhoughtaboutshoes.Shoesweregathered.Donna

_____50_____herselfonthefloorandgottowork.Theloveintheact_____51_____mytears.Watchingher_____52_____ononetaskhelpedmepullmy_____53_____intoorder.L

aundryfirst,Itoldmyself.Onebyone,thejobsfellintoplace.NowwheneverIhearofanacquaintance'slossofalovedone,Ithinkofone_____54_____

taskthatsuitsthatperson's_____55_____.Ifthepersonasks,“HowdidyouknowIneededthat?”I'dreply,“Becausesomeonedidthat.”41.A.forgettingB.imaginin

gC.wonderingD.searching42.A.damageB.failureC.despairD.mess43.A.aimlesslyB.helplesslyC.quicklyD.decisively44.A.hurryB.decideC.focus

D.move45.A.ConstantlyB.FortunatelyC.SuddenlyD.Surprisingly46.A.callforB.askforC.talkaboutD.getacross47.A.TouchedB.ShockedC.ConfusedD.Amuse

d48.A.minutesB.hoursC.weeksD.decades49.A.satisfactionB.funeralC.smilesD.wishes50.A.laidB.stoodC.restedD.s

ettled51.A.releasedB.heldC.stoppedD.caused52.A.keepingB.concentratingC.insistingD.depending53.A.thoughtsB.roomsC.sa

dnessD.luggage54.A.specificB.normalC.challengingD.perfect55.A.ideaB.personalityC.identityD.need第二节（共10小题：每小题1.

5分,满分15分）阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。TheclassicalgardensofSuzhou,Jiangsuprovince,datebacktothe6thcentury___56___thecitywasfounded__

_57___thecapitaloftheWuKingdom.Today,morethan50ofthesegardensarestillin___58___(exist),nineofwhichareregardedasthefinestembo

diments(化身)ofChinese“MountainandWater”gardens.Builtinthe11thcenturyonthesiteofan___59___(early)destroyedgarden,Canglan

gPavilionhasthelongesthistoryamongalltheexistingclassicalgardensinSuzhou.Naturally___60___(lay)outandwelldesigned,itiscalled

oneofthefourbestgardensinSuzhou.Thegardenlookssimplebutnatural.Withoutcomplex___61___(decorate),itcombinesbuildingswithscener

ysowell___62___thewholegardenappearstobenaturallyendowed(赋予).Sincemanyofthe___63___(origin)featuresofthegardenhavebeenpreserved,th

egardenhasahighhistoricalandartisticvalue.TheclassicalgardensofSuzhou___64___(be)themostvividspecimens

(样本)ofculturefromtheEastYangtzeDeltaregioninthe11thto19thcenturies.Theunderlyingphilosophy,literature,art,andcraftsmanship____65____(show)inthe

architecture,gardeningaswellasthehandcraftsperfectlyreflectthemonumentalachievementsofthesocial,cultural,scientific,andtech

nologicaldevelopmentsofthisperiod.第四部分写作（共两节,满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假设你是李华，请你写信给英国笔友Jessica祝福新年并描述你在春节期间与同学举办的新年聚会。内容包括：1.时间、地点及参加人员；2.食物、饮料及活动内容。注意：1.写作

词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearJessica,_____________________________________________________________________

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____________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。VioletandTillyweretwosisters.Tillywassostuckwithhersisterthats

healwaysfollowedhereldersister,Violet,everywhere.Forexample,whenVioletwaspainting,shewouldpaintbyherside.Everytime,Viole

tlookedatherangrily.Couldn’tshefindherownthingtodo?Thistime,itwasTilly’sfirstweekatgymnastics,whileViolethaddonegymnasticsforthe

pasttwoyears.Violetsatonthegymfloor,waitingforherturntodosomersaults(翻筋斗).Shefrownedatherlittlesisteracrosstheroom.Whycouldn’tTillyalwaysfindh

erownthingtodo?“Violet,you’reup!”calledViolet’sinstructor,MissTaylor.Violetcameoverandpushedoffwithherlegsandstra

ightenedherarms.Shedidone,two,threesomersaults.MissTaylorclapped.“Perfect!”VioletnoticedthatTillyhadsteppedawayfromtheyoungergrouptowat

chViolet’ssomersaults.“Tilly!”calledTilly’sinstructor,MissBrooke,fromacrosstheroom.Tillydidn’tseemtohear.Notuntilshewascalledthreetime

sdidsherunbacktohergroup.“Yourturntodosomersaults.”MissBrookeputanarmaroundher.Tillywalkedtothematwithherfaceturningredlikeatomato.Shebentdownto

startasomersault.Whensherolled,shefellheavilyonthemat.Kidslaughedinsurpriseatthenoise.Tillystooduncomfortablyandthenrantowardsthere

stroom.Shewasgonefromthegym,asViolethadwanted.Butitdidn’tfeelright.AftertellingMissTaylorwhereshewasgoing,Violethurriedtothe

restroom.ShefoundTillycryinghard.Violetputanarmaroundhersister.SeeingViolet,Tillycriedevenharder.Til

lysniffed“Idon’twanttodogymnasticsanymore.”Shewipedawaythetearswiththebackofherhand.ThiswasViolet’schance.Ifshesaidnothingtoh

ersister,Tillymightquitgymnasticsforever.注意∶1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:ButVioletknewhowexcitedTillyhadbeenaboutjoiningingy

mnastics._____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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_____________________________________________________Paragraph2:SeeingasmileonTilly’sface,Violetsaid,“Whataboutgivi

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